Sentence examples for zone of responsibility from inspiring English sources

The Russian defense ministry declared that the missile strikes did not cross the "zone of responsibility" of Russian air defenses.

"What's the wisdom of the ages," Stephens asked, "when a mayor wants to erase the stain of mishandling last winter's snowstorms by forcibly relocating people from his zone of responsibility to places that are somebody else's zone of responsibility?" Should those whose job it is to prepare for the worst be punished because the worst didn't happen?

In 1962, the 7th Division's zone of responsibility covered most of the northern half of the Mekong Delta, where the course of the war was going to be decided.

It would enlist planners at NATO's military headquarters to help with an operation that would take place far from the alliance's traditional zone of responsibility and which would not be under the alliance's command.

The Federal Guard Service, which controls the area around the Kremlin, said none of its surveillance cameras were pointed at the bridge and the area "is not part of its zone of responsibility".

Does it mean that NATO is ready to renounce the claim to include the entire world in its "zone of responsibility" and instead work together with others within multilateral institutions vested with real authority and powers?

"The pullback of Russian forces is taking place at such a tempo that by the end of Aug. 22, they will be in the zones of responsibility of Russian peacekeepers," he said.

The Durand Line of 1893 divided zones of responsibility for the maintenance of law and order between British India and the kingdom of Afghanistan; it was never intended as a de jure international boundary.

Volunteers have divided the coastline into four zones of responsibility, with different charities – some of which have been created for this specific purpose – in charge of receiving the boats that land within their respective jurisdictions.

At that meeting, Mr. Medvedev proposed "sectoral missile defense," which would divide the missile defense shield into "zones of responsibility," and involve deep coordination between the European and Russian sectors, said Dmitri V. Trenin, a military analyst and director of the Carnegie Moscow Center.

The increase of Chetnik influencewhich was strongest in southeastern Bosanska Krajina and northwest central Bosnia in the zones of responsibility of the 3rd and 4th Krajina Detachmentswas a big problem for the KPJ.